These Are The 6 Tastes Of Ugadi & Its Significance

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Ugadi Celebrations

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Ugadi Pachadi

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1. Teepi

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2. Vagaru

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3. Kaaram

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4. Uppu

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5. Irpu

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6. Pulupu

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